7 Days to Die Hosting

7 Days to Die Hosting

Build, defend and survive the zombie apocalypse together on your own dedicated server.

Choose your 7 Days to Die plan

All plans can be cancelled monthly and are delivered right after payment. Pay yearly and get 15% off.

Server locations: NL DE FR PL US SG
7 Days to Die Day 1

Day 1

8.40
per month
  • 6GB RAM
  • 30GB NVMe storage
  • DDoS protection
  • Small survivor groups
  • Add extra RAM or NVMe storage flexibly at checkout
  • Online instantly
Recommended 7 Days to Die Day 7

Day 7

11.20
per month
  • 8GB RAM
  • 45GB NVMe storage
  • DDoS protection
  • Horde night ready
  • Add extra RAM or NVMe storage flexibly at checkout
  • Online instantly
7 Days to Die Bloodmoon

Bloodmoon

16.80
per month
  • 12GB RAM
  • 70GB NVMe storage
  • DDoS protection
  • Large servers and mods
  • Add extra RAM or NVMe storage flexibly at checkout
  • Online instantly

Why 7 Days to Die hosting at HostValues?

NVMe storage

Fast world generation and quick saves, crucial for smooth Blood Moon hordes.

Full control

Adjust all server settings, install mods and manage files through the game panel or SFTP.

Cloudflare DDoS Protection

Protected by Cloudflare Magic Transit and enterprise mitigation. Your game server stays online 24/7 without downtime.

Frequently asked questions

How many players can join my 7 Days to Die server?

The default player limit is 8, but you can raise it in the server settings. Higher player counts need more RAM, especially during Blood Moon hordes. Our plans are sized to handle the load.

For up to 8 players, 8 GB works well. Groups of 8 to 16 players should pick 12 GB, especially if you use mods. Large servers or heavy modpacks like Darkness Falls benefit from 16 GB.

Yes. You can upload mod files via SFTP or install them through the game panel. Popular overhaul mods like Darkness Falls, Undead Legacy and War of the Walkers are all supported.

Blood Moon hordes are the most demanding moment for any 7DtD server. NVMe storage and enough RAM make a real difference. If you expect large groups during horde night, choose a plan with extra headroom.

Yes, you can upload your existing world and player data via SFTP. That way you continue right where you left off. Make a backup on both sides first.

Yes, automatic backups are enabled by default and you can restore one yourself through the game panel. If you want to go further back, you can add extra backup slots.